English Poets of the Eighteenth Century eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 437 pages of information about English Poets of the Eighteenth Century.

English Poets of the Eighteenth Century eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 437 pages of information about English Poets of the Eighteenth Century.
Tither, the other. 
Tittlin’, whispering. 
Tochelod, dowered? dipped? 
Tod, fox. 
Tout, toot, blast. 
Tow, rope. 
Townmond, twelvemonth. 
Towsie, shaggy. 
Toy, cap. 
Transmugrify’d, changed, metamorphosed. 
Tryste, appointment, fair. 
Twa, tway, two. 
Tyke, cur, dog.

Unco, uncommon, very. 
Uncos, news, wonders. 
Unfald, unfold. 
Ungentle, mean. 
Unhailie, unhappy. 
Unkend, unknown, disregarded. 
Usquabae, whiskey.

Vauntie, proud. 
Vera, verra, very. 
Vest, robe. 
View, appearance. 
Virgine, the Virgin (in the zodiac).

Wabster, weaver. 
Wad, would. 
Wae, woe, sad. 
Waff, stray, wandering. 
Wale, choice. 
Wark, work. 
Warld, world. 
Warlock, wizard. 
Wa’s, walls. 
Water-fit, river’s mouth. 
Waught, draught. 
Wauking, waking. 
Wawlie, goodly. 
Wear up, gather in. 
Wede, passed, faded. 
Weede, attire. 
Weel, well. 
Weel-hained, carefully saved. 
Ween, believe. 
Weet, wet. 
Weir, war. 
Wha, who. 
Wham, whom. 
Whang, large piece, slice. 
Whare, where. 
Whase, whose. 
Whestling, whistling. 
Whig-mig-morum, talking politics. 
Whinging, whining. 
Whunstane, hard rock, millstone. 
Whyles, sometimes. 
Winna, will not. 
Winnock-bunker, window-seat. 
Woddie, woody. 
Wonner, wonder. 
Woo, wool. 
Wood, mad
Wordy, worthy. 
Wrack, wreck. 
Wraith, spectre. 
Wrang, wrong. 
Wyle, lure, entice.

Yanne, than. 
Yatte, that. 
Yolent, blended. 
Yer, your. 
Yestreen, last night. 
Yill, ale. 
Ymolten, molted. 
Yunutile, useless. 
Younkers, youngsters. 
Yites, its.

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